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radical noodle

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1. Normally you're covered for a full month

Reply to groundloop (Original post)

Tue Mar 3, 2020, 11:44 PM

Mar 2020

at your ex-employer. Premiums are normally first of the month to end of the month, with payment at the first of the month. You should be covered the entire month and that should take you right up to being added to your wife's policy.

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Yet another issue that needs fixing in our healthcare system. [View all] groundloop Mar 2020 OP

Normally you're covered for a full month radical noodle Mar 2020 #1

Correct, a.. what's the term.. qualifying life event or somesuch usually covers mid-month changes. X_Digger Mar 2020 #2

Not always possible. Ms. Toad Mar 2020 #3

nope. Ms. Toad Mar 2020 #4

That really sucks radical noodle Mar 2020 #6

I have a feeling that it might relate to bring self-insured Ms. Toad Mar 2020 #7

Ah, yes! radical noodle Mar 2020 #8

Yup. Ms. Toad Mar 2020 #5

I went a year and a half without insurance AwakeAtLast Mar 2020 #9

Marrying people for health insurance, yeah that's probably already a thing too. Brainfodder Mar 2020 #10

Another thing that won't be fixed. maxsolomon Mar 2020 #11